Dunes Real Estate, LLC

South Shore Acres

This small subdivision is a quiet neighborhood in La Porte County, at the far west edge of Michigan City, Indiana.

South Shore Acres' featured property on the market is outside of Porter County in Frederick H Bartlett's  South Shore Acres and is only a few minutes drive to beaches at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore or Washington Park.

It's not only a great location but the right price, too. This parcel of 3 lots is listed at $25,000.

The larger portion of the  property is nestled in the woods and is bordered on the north and east by the National Park.

The two parcels combined with a third property is 0.74 acres or 38,037 sf. It's location on Woodlawn Avenue gives access to city water and sewer. Walk the property and breathe in a secluded peace with nature.

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Isn't it time you find yourself  - in Beverly Shores?

Established homes built for those yearning the peace and quiet of a small town are for sale. Many homes are ready to move in while others wait for your personal touch.

Or picture your dream home surrounded by nature with easy access to 5 miles of continuous singing sand beaches in the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Every season’s view is a picture postcard.  Ride the South Shore Rail to Chicago.  Imagine being just far enough away - to be right at home. City water available.  Buyer is responsible for all permits per the Beverly Shores Town Ordinances/Building Commission. Come rustle through the leaves and walk the properties – visit some of the few remaining and sought after building sites available on the market in the Beverly Shores residential "island." 

Once you come for a visit, you'll find it may be where you want to just be yourself.

Interested in other wooded sites outside of Beverly Shores? 

The Fredrick H. Barttlett's South Shore Acres subdivision is located on the west side of Michigan City, about a mile south of Mt. Baldy. Several of the parcels for building your home have city water and sewer available plus paved streets.

You can check with each utility supplier in regard to fees and other costs. Purchaser to pay for all permits, tap-in fees and connection charges. Permits are issued by the Michigan City Building Department.

Look for our listings in the Multiple Listing Service under www.gniarmls.com  for more details.